Swift Hound Bows

Today's fav tool. High tack tape from Stew Mac. I use a great deal of tape in the shop, mostly blue painters, for just about every thing. This tape is really strong, and even tho I've had it only a week, already it's been incredibly useful!
Also got some very low tack wide tape. Again, one use for the blue tape, has been covering a bow stock with a fresh new finish on, to keep it from getting scratched while I am assembling.
But! It can leave a residue I have to carefully wipe off. New tape leaves none. Love it!
These tapes are generally used for instruments, but they sure work as well in my shop.

And here is Jonaya's second bow for sale:
"Musket bow: Jonaya's primary target bow until she left the SCA. Walnut, granadillo, brass, and bone. Steel furniture with thumb pegs and bow irons. Has a single-stage claplock mechanism (self-reseting, very light trigger pull) and shoots quite fast (190 FPS) for a Renaissance bow.

Doesn't have a stirrup, but you could add one since the bow irons make removing the prod easy. Prod is 90 # steel.

This one is well used and has signs of wear and maintenance/modification from a few years' of use. It shoots very well though - bow Jonaya used to win numerous tournaments and rank #3 in crossbow standings in the SCA overall!

$1,000 + $70 shipping/handling.

Bows are in good working condition, but is sold without warranty as Jonaya no longer offers bow-making services."

HI folks, helping a friend sell her bows!
First up:
"Flemish bow: A Flemish-style bow made of cherry, bloodwood, and bone. Steel furniture, stirrup, and bow irons. Has a 65-70 # fiberglass prod and a Delrin roller with a steel insert.

Basically new - it was built a couple years ago and never really used for much of anything.
Bows are in good working condition, but is sold without warranty as Jonaya no longer offers bow-making services."

$800 + $70 shipping/handling.